Former Bachelorette Becca Kufrin and her fiancé Garrett Yrigoyen have found the perfect place to call home.
The happy couple, who got engaged on the most recent season of The Bachelorette, are putting down roots in California.
“We are actually looking to sign a lease just north of San Diego come January,” Becca told People.
“Right now, since the finale, he spent a month in Minnesota, I spent a month out in Reno — where he’s from — and then in California, where his family is. So we’ve just been back and forth each month.”
So they’ve decided on a city, but have they found their actual home?
Looks like that’s still up in the air. In fact, they’ll be spending time this holiday season checking out some spots!
“We’re going to be house hunting in San Diego. His brother lives just north of there, so we’re gonna spend time with them for the holidays,” she said.
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“I think his sister-in-law already bought gingerbread houses, so we’re gonna I think just chill out at their place and veg and relax for a week because we haven’t been able to do that. Eat a ton.”
She continued, “It’s been great to bond with each other’s families! When I first met his family on hometowns, they reminded me a lot of my mom’s side of the family. So when I actually met them again and was able to spend the weekend with them and go out to dinner and do normal family time, they were so fun, so warm and welcoming.”
Garrett also added, “And her family is very loving, a lot of fun. We got to spend time at some of her family members’ cabin over Thanksgiving. They’re very welcoming and a ton of fun.”
As for wedding planning, they have nothing set in stone just yet.
“We have some ideas of things that we would want, but nothing — no dates, no venues or anything yet. We’ll give it some time. One thing at a time,” Becca explained.
Are you excited to see where they end up living?! Do you think they’ll start planning their wedding any time soon? Let us know your thoughts!
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